Sociana Play · Stage game · guided demo
Pose Match
A staffed kiosk game on the big screen: a carved jaali wall glides in with a body-shaped hole; make the shape and fit through, or tip into the pool.
A staffed kiosk or big-screen experience, not a phone game: our team sets it up and runs it on site, and we play it with you live in a guided demo. The camera stays on the kiosk and nothing is saved unless the guest chooses.
The moment it is built for: A sandstone jaali wall with a body-shaped cut-out glides towards the mat; the volunteers copy the shape and the LED draws them as a sandstone figure, never their camera picture.
At a glance
- Best for
- weddings, offsites, festivals and campus fests
- Group size
- One performer or team at a time; the room plays along (up to 500 phones)
- How the room plays
- One player or team performs on stage while the whole room watches, guesses or votes
- Time
- About 4 minutes
- Energy
- Lively
- You need
- A staffed kiosk with a laptop camera and a big screen; no phones needed, and the camera stays on the kiosk
- When it fits
- A mehendi or sangeet, an offsite, a family mela or a campus fest. It needs 2 to 3 metres of clear floor and good light.
- Try it
- Self-running demo + guided demo call
How Pose Match plays
At the kiosk
Step on the mat in front of the laptop camera and copy five shapes. The screen draws them as a sandstone figure, never their picture. There are no phones, so elders and children play.
On the host console
Our team sets up the kiosk and the laptop camera and runs it on site. The last of the five rounds is set by the referee.
On the big screen
A sandstone jaali wall with a pose cut into it gliding towards the mat, then the player drawn as a sandstone figure.
How it ends: The fit is scored after five rounds. Play is one player at a time, about 4 minutes a match.
The full description from the games team
A kiosk game on the big screen. A sandstone jaali wall with a pose cut into it glides towards the mat; the volunteers in front of the host’s webcam copy the shape and are scored on the fit, drawn as a sandstone figure, never as their camera picture. Five rounds, the last one set by the referee. No phones, so elders and children play. The camera never leaves the laptop and nothing is saved.
Ready-made versions by occasion
Each version comes with its own story, wording and look. Watch the one closest to your event.
- Wedding
Mehendi pose wall: elders and cousins fit the jaali
Elders and cousins take the mat in front of the laptop camera, no phones needed. Five shapes, the last one set by Bauji himself, and a splash into the petal pool for every miss.
At the kiosk: “Volunteers copy a body-shaped cut-out before the sandstone wall arrives. Five rounds, no phones, nothing recorded or saved.”
- Offsite
Team round: fit through the wall
Departments send pairs to the mat. The wall glides in with a shape, the room counts down, and every fit lights the jaali. No phones, no app.
At the kiosk: “Pairs from each team copy a cut-out shape before the wall arrives. The screen draws them as stone figures; no phones are needed.”
- Festival
Kids vs parents pose match
Children and parents take turns on the mat with a slower wall. The screen draws everyone as a sandstone figure, so no camera picture is ever shown.
At the kiosk: “Children and parents take turns on the mat with a slower wall. Nobody is shown on camera; the screen draws a sandstone figure.”
- Campus fest
Hostel pairs at the jaali wall
Hostels send a player to the mat for five walls in a row. The last shape is the referee’s, and it is crooked on purpose.
At the kiosk: “Each hostel sends a player to the mat for five walls. The last shape is set by the referee; nothing is recorded or saved.”
The story in the demo
The mehendi at the estate. Preeti hosts at the laptop and shows each shape first; Bauji, as referee, sets the fifth wall and judges it with great seriousness.
Raj, Simran, Bauji and the rest are an illustrated sample cast, not real people. At your event the same game carries your own names and photos.
Formats it runs
- Mehendi Pose Wall. Elders and cousins copy the body-shaped cut-out in a sandstone jaali wall; a miss tips the figure into a petal pool. (Kiosk · LED · 10 min)
- Team Pose Round. Teams send pairs to the mat to fit through a jaali wall; every fit lights the wall and every miss ends in the petal pool. (Kiosk · LED · 10 min)
How to run Pose Match at your event
- Pick the version. Choose the wedding version or another occasion’s, then add your names, photos, questions and colours.
- Put up the big screen. Open the big-screen link in any browser on the laptop connected to the LED wall, projector or TV.
- Guests join. Guests walk up to the staffed kiosk and follow the prompts on its screen. Nothing to install, no sign-up, and the camera stays on the kiosk.
- Run it from the console. Our team sets up the kiosk and the laptop camera and runs it on site. The last of the five rounds is set by the referee.
- The finish. The fit is scored after five rounds. Play is one player at a time, about 4 minutes a match.
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Questions people ask
Is it a phone game?
No. It is a staffed kiosk and big-screen experience for one player at a time, played on a mat in front of the laptop camera.
Is the camera picture shown or saved?
No. The camera stays on the kiosk laptop, the screen shows a sandstone figure and never the camera picture, and nothing is saved.
How long does Pose Match take?
About 4 minutes. A mehendi or sangeet, an offsite, a family mela or a campus fest. It needs 2 to 3 metres of clear floor and good light.
How many people can play Pose Match?
One performer or team at a time; the room plays along (up to 500 phones). One player or team performs on stage while the whole room watches, guesses or votes.
Do guests need to download an app?
No. Guests scan a QR code and play in the phone browser. The big screen is a web page on any laptop connected to the LED wall, projector or TV, and the host runs it from a console on a phone or laptop.
Can Pose Match carry our names, photos and branding?
Yes. At a wedding it carries the couple’s names, photos, monogram and hashtag (never sponsors); at a company event your logo, colours, values and team names; at a booth your product and brand. We set it up with your content before the day.
Why is there no self-serve trial of Pose Match?
It needs a microphone or a camera and real AI, which a simulated trial cannot show honestly. Watch the self-running version, then book a short guided demo where we play it with you live.
How is Pose Match priced for an event?
Per occasion, by the games chosen, the number of screens and the days on site. Send the date, city and rough guest count with the form on this page, and we reply with an itemised quote within one working day.
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A person on our team will reply within one working day with setup notes and an itemised quote.
Meanwhile, start a free trial of any game and play it with friends.